Warm temperatures and precipitation over the weekend of March 11 warmed Lake Erie tributaries such as the Maumee and Sandusky rivers near the point that would trigger walleye spawning runs, a rite of spring for
A mixed bag of angling occurred across the state this month, given variable weather and conditions and changing seasons on walleye s and trout. Delayed-harvest waters are being stocked, though most trout waters have closed.
Ice conditions are deteriorating. Anglers heading out on ice in northern Michigan are advised to be extremely careful. Wear a life jacket, carry ice picks, check the ice as you go, and keep an eye
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – Perch continue to come off mud flats in 26 to 34 feet of water. Jigging spoons and minnow heads have produced bigger fish. Look to the Nine Mile
ASHLAND AREA Lake trout bobbing on ice up north is done. The ice is candled through in spots. The snow cover on top has melted quite a bit and slush is a problem. The ferry
Ohio’s Lake Erie tributary rivers and streams offer some of the best steelhead fishing in the United States, and one of the best times to take advantage of this opportunity is now, according to David
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – The best perch reports continue to come off the deep edges of the mud flats in 32 to 38 feet of water. Small jigs tipped with waxworms are
Ice conditions are deteriorating rapidly, especially in southern Michigan. Anglers are advised to be extremely careful when venturing out on the ice. Wear a life jacket and carry ice picks. SOUTHERN LOWER Monroe Area Anglers
ASHLAND AREA In the bay from Washburn, past Houghton Point all the way to Long Island, and straight back in to Bodin’s Resort, the ice is 8-10 inches thick. People are taking machines out to
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